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Penny Chenery receives Award HEADLINE p. 4 NEWS For information about TDN, DELIVERED EACH NIGHT BY FAX AND FREE BY E-MAIL TO SUBSCRIBERS OF call 732-747-8060. www.thoroughbreddailynews.com THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 2006 SHEIKH MAKTOUM DIES “It’s absolutely awful,” he told PA Sport. “We had Racing was left in mourning with the news hundreds of great horses--Cadeaux Genereux, Royal that the emir of Dubai, Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Applause, , , , Shareef Maktoum died Wednesday in Australia, aged 62. One of Dancer--dozens and dozens of them. He really enjoyed the sport’s pre-eminent owner/breeders is believed to his racing. He knew what was going on and was a very have suffered a heart attack while visiting Australia’s good man to work for. He was a good loser and a good Gold Coast. “The United Emirates has lost a his- winner. He had over 200 horses in training and a lot of torical leader who devoted his life to establishing the yearlings still to come in.” Others to pay respects yes- United Arab Emirates and enhancing its struc- terday included Dunlop, who trains from ture and the welfare of its people,” read a Sheikh Maktoum’s Gainsborough Stables in statement issued by the Dubai government. Newmarket. “It’s very sad news, primarily for Sheikh Maktoum, the eldest brother of the Sheikh Maktoum's family and all of Dubai,” he ruling family of Dubai, was quick to establish commented. “He was a wonderful man to his presence on the European racing scene in work for and most importantly, he was the the 1980s and set up the Gainsborough breed- one who gave me a chance. He will be sorely ing operation based in Newbury in England, missed.” Expressing the sentiments of many County Meath and Tipperary in Ireland and around racing, Coolmore’s John Magnier said, Versailles in Kentucky. Gainsborough was “It was with great regret that I learned of responsible for such luminaries as Fantastic Sheikh Maktoum Al Maktoum’s untimely Light, , Hatoof, death. He is a great loss, not only to his family (GB), Lailani (GB) and (GB). Sheikh and nation, but also to world racing. A great Maktoum, who was the vice-president and lover of the racehorse, he en- Sheikh Maktoum joyed much success over the years both as an prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, (1943-2006) later enjoyed major success with the exploits Haider Shah/AFP/Getty Images owner and breeder under the Gainsborough of the top-class sprinter and sire , Stud banner and also through his involvement Cadeaux Genereux (GB) and Shamardal. Among his in the hugely successful Godolphin operation. He made trainers were Ed Dunlop and Sir Michael Stoute, while a lasting and important contribution to racing, not least in France he enjoyed a lucrative partnership with in Ireland, and it is the poorer for his passing.” Born in Criquette Head-Maarek and in the United States with 1943, Sheikh Maktoum was highly instrumental in Neil Drysdale. In 1992, the Maktoum family formed helping his father Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum Godolphin, the international racing operation which has to develop the emirate and its infrastructure. He worked already won 124 Group 1 races in 11 countries. in concert with his brothers Sheikh Mohammed and “Sheikh Maktoum’s death is a huge loss to Dubai, but Sheikh Hamdan to support Sheikh Rashid through ill- also to the world of ,” said Godolphin Rac- ness in his latter years and became ruler upon his fa- ther’s death in November 1990. The Maktoum broth- ing Manager Simon Crisford. “He was at the very cen- ers’ continued revolution of Dubai has seen it become ter of everything Godolphin has achieved. It was Sheikh one of the world’s major business and sports locations, Maktoum who decided that horses should be trained in with the Dubai World Cup having grown as an interna- Dubai to run in the top international races. Along with tional focus in the horse racing community. He will be Sheikh Mohammed, he set up Godolpin. He was the buried at Umm Hurira graveyard in Bur Dubai tomorrow, one who chose the blue silks our horses carry and he and an official mourning period of 40 days has been was involved in all key decisions affecting the stable. declared. Government offices will be closed for seven Our thoughts are with the Maktoum family at this very days. The Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed, sad time.” , his British racing manager for 19 has immediately succeeded his brother as the emirate’s years, was among the first to pay tribute yesterday. ruler.

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TRIBUTES TO SHEIKH MAKTOUM GROUP/GRADE I WINNERS Bill Oppenheim, Bloodstock Columnist “I had the privilege to work as a pedigree advisor to bred or raced by Sheikh Maktoum Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum's Gainsborough Farm for nine years, between 1988- Horse Sire 1996. We got lucky right off the bat, by sending a little Always Loyal mare, Cadeaux d'Amie, to (Fr) for Among Men Zilzal her first mating. The result was Hatoof, a real star who won the English 1000 Guineas at three, the Dubai Storm Bird Champion S. at four (defeating stablemate -- Cadeaux Genereux (GB) Young Generation (GB) I seem to remember cashing a big exacta bet that day) and the Beverly D. at five. We had some other big Court Masterpiece (GB) Polish Precedent successes at Gainsborough, including Sayyedati, for his Ezzoud (Ire) Last Tycoon (Ire) good friend, Mohammed Obaida; Lammtarra; and Fan- Fantastic Light Rahy tastic Light. Favourable Terms (GB) It was a privilege, too, to work with people like Mi- Golden Snake Danzig chael Goodbody, Joe Mercer and Allen Kershaw. Green Desert Danzig I also had the good fortune to visit Dubai several times Hatoof Irish River (Fr) during that era, and to marvel how Sheikh Rashid's Hula Angel Woodman sons, led by Sheikh Maktoum, have translated his and Iktamal their vision into a world-class city. As is their tradition, I Irish Prize Irish River (Fr) always found Sheikh Maktoum and his family to be the most gracious hosts, and fantastic people to work for. Labeeb (GB) Lear Fan In spite of his extremely busy schedule, Sheikh Lailani (GB) Unfuwain Maktoum took an active interest in the matings and Lammtarra II other pedigree issues, and was always interested to Lend a Hand (GB) Great Commotion (GB) hear one's views and reasons about the issues that Loving Claim Hansel were raised. They asked me out once to get an Ameri- Musical Chimes In Excess (Ire) can view of the prospective racing program when Nad Petit Loup Danzig Al Sheba was just getting going. At the time, the Pick Royal Applause (GB) Waajib (GB) Six was really going strong in America, and we some- Sayyedati (GB) Shadeed how figured out a way where the racegoer was given a chance to pick all the evening's winners, and all those Shadeed Nijinsky II that did went into a draw for a new Mercedes, or the Shamardal Giant’s Causeway like. Shareef Dancer Even after I had finished working for him, I would (Ire) Soviet Star always get a friendly wave and handshake from Sheikh Steamer Duck Bering (GB) Maktoum when we would see each other at the races. Storming Home (GB) Machiavellian He was a tremendous sportsman and gentleman, not at Touching Wood Roberto all standoffish, and quick to smile and laugh. I'm grate- Touch of the Blues (Fr) Cadeaux Genereux (GB) ful for being able to know and work with him, and I'll miss seeing him at the races this year.” Stallion Open House

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Tributes to Sheikh Maktoum cont. WEEKEND PEDIGREE Nick Nicholson, Keeneland President “Sheikh Maktoum leaves a tremendous legacy as a PERSPECTIVES visionary leader in the worldwide Thoroughbred indus- by Alan Porter try. He strived for only the best for his horses and in his racing and breeding operations, and the international MORE ON THE MODERN THOROUGHBRED Thoroughbred community has been the beneficiary of In Tuesday’s column, Andrew Caulfield referred to Bill those high standards. He was a great friend to Finley’s “What’s Wrong With the Modern Thorough- Keeneland, and to all of Central Kentucky. His leader- bred” Writer’s Up piece. For what it’s worth, I’d like to ship improved the quality of the Thoroughbred breed, offer my take on the modern phenomenon of top-class and the quality of life for his employees and the people horses making fewer starts than their counterparts of of Dubai. We were very happy that he was able to earlier times. I must admit, I’m far from convinced that attend the recent Keeneland September yearling sale the modern Thoroughbred has undergone a radical after having been away for many years. We will miss change which has significantly decreased its soundness him very much.” and durability compared to, say, 50 years ago. Sir Michael Stoute, Trainer What I would suggest has changed is the intensity of “It is with great sadness that I learned of the death of competition. The very best horses may not be running Sheikh Maktoum Al Maktoum. I first trained for him in faster than ever before (although some would suggest 1982 and have thoroughly enjoyed our association. He that they are relative to track surfaces), but what is was a gentleman, sportsman, and horseman who made happening, is that many, many more horses are running an enormous contribution to our industry. I shall miss very nearly as fast as the best horses. him.” To put it another way, the gaps between the best horse, 10th-best horse, 100th-best horse--and so on-- , Former Jockey are now significantly smaller than they were 50 years “It came as a great shock learning of his death earlier ago. As a result, competition is far fiercer, especially this morning and the memories have kept flooding by with regard to demanding early fractions. me all day. I was so lucky and fortunate to ride such great horses and he was such a gentleman and a plea- So, to take one of Bill Finley’s examples, a modern sure to ride for. Shareef Dancer is one of his horses horse attempting to emulate Citation, who romped in that is often overlooked--he won the and set the Jersey Derby between the the ball rolling for them in 1983. I enjoyed a good rela- Preakness and the Belmont (when tionship with him and my family and I were welcomed there was a month between the by him into Dubai every year. It was just an honour to two Classics), is likely to encoun- have met the man and ridden some good horses for him ter a draining effort, rather than an over the years.” exercise breeze. Who wants a tune-up for a championship race Martin Broughton, BHB Chairman like Ghostzapper’s GI Woodward “British racing has lost a tremendous patron and S., when he ran into Saint Liam pioneering figure in Sheikh Maktoum al Maktoum. His (who was then yet to win a sad death will be felt throughout the sport, but his stakes), and narrowly prevailed Ghostzapper A Coglianese legacy is sure to live on.” after fractions of :45 3/5, 1:08 3/5, and 1:33 1/5? Such efforts are only achieved UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN STAKES with great physical cost, and while that race is an ex- Date Race Track treme example, the level of performance needed to win Jan. 7 GII New Orleans H. FG@LA Downs a major race is likely to be far higher now than in Cita- GII San Pasqual H. Santa Anita tion’s day. It makes sense for the modern trainer to GIII Hal’s Hope H. Gulfstream carefully space a horse’s races, aiming for, say, six GIII Mr. Prospector H. Gulfstream really high level efforts in a year. In fact, we’d venture GIII Santa Ysabel S. Santa Anita to say that, although they may not pay their way on Aventura S. Gulfstream that type of program, most claimers would also run better with similar handling.

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Porter cont. A good analogy for the current state of events might P N E W S T O D A Y P be found in the world of middle-distance (and upwards) running. While the club runner will often turn out al- PENSIONED Alzao (Lyphard--Lady Rebecca, most every weekend, the stars of the sport carefully by ) has been retired from stud duties at ration their efforts, and assiduously avoid each other Coolmore’s Castlehyde Stud, the until the major championships. Racing Post revealed yesterday. Unfortunately, while the fans would like to see the After a year highlighted by the ex- best horses in action more frequently, and against each ploits of G1 Prix Royal-Oak winner other, given the intensity of current competition, the Alcazar (Ire), G1 Hong Kong Cup wisest course for the trainer of a good horse is likely to third Maraahel (Ire) and GI Beverly be to follow the current trend, and carefully ration his D S. winner Angara (GB), the charge’s efforts. 26-year-old has been pensioned Alan Porter may be contacted at [email protected]. after an illustrious career and will Please cc TDN at [email protected]. remain at his base in County Cork. Alzao www.coolmore.com “Alzao has been a great servant over the years,” a Coolmore spokesman told the Post. Don’t Miss This Week’s “Extremely popular with both commercial operations and owner-breeders alike, he consistently upgraded his P Racing Leaders for 2005 mares, coming up with top-class horses year in, year Featuring the record-breaking season of trainer out.” Among Alzao’s finest progeny are Kirsten Todd Pletcher, The Blood-Horse looks at 2005's Rausing’s Group 1-winning siblings (GB) and other racing leaders John Velazquez (jockey), Albanova (GB), Diane Nagle’s G1 heroine Michael Gill (owner), and Adena Springs (breeder). (Ire), Lady Clague’s G1 winner (Ire) and Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al P Merryland - November Maktoum’s G1 Irish 1000 Guineas victress (Ire). Josh Pons' monthly installment of life on a Alzao is also the broodmare sire of this year’s Japanese Thoroughbred training farm in Maryland. Triple Crown winner Deep Impact (Jpn). P Get Active More tax advice, this time how to avoid the SPECIAL ECLIPSE AWARD FOR CHENERY passive loss limitation. Penny Chenery, nicknamed the First Lady of Racing after her won the 1973 Triple Crown, will P Southern Exposure A technology/wagering consortium seeks to open be honored with the Eclipse Award of Merit for a life- the off-track market in South America. time of outstanding in Thoroughbred rac- ing. Chenery will receive the honor on Jan. 23 during P JEH II Stallion Station the 35th annual Eclipse Awards ceremony in Beverly New Mexico ranch is home to Horse of the Year Hills, California. “I am just tickled to win this award,” Favorite Trick. Chenery said. “I’ve had a wonderful time in racing, with Not a Blood-Horse subscriber? Call 1-800-582-5604. the fans, my peers and, of course, the horses. The greatest sight in racing is seeing your horse with your silks on coming down the stretch in the lead. The sec- ond greatest thing is seeing a foal born. That’s God’s Upcoming 2-Year-Old in Training Sales gift to us.” Chenery, who epitomized grace and ele- Date Sale gance during Secretariat’s Triple Crown bid, has been Feb. 7 OBS Calder active in Thoroughbred causes and foundations for the Feb. 28 Fasig-Tipton Florida past three decades. She served as president of the Mar. 14 Barretts March Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association from Mar. 20 Adena Springs Sale - OBS 1976-1984 and was president of the Grayson Founda- Mar. 21-22 OBS March tion for equine research in 1985-1986. She was a Apr. 4 Fasig-Tipton Texas driving force in the formation of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation 25 years ago. Congratulations to the Best Customers in the World! BADGE OF SILVER, Winner of the San Gabriel H.-GII Jan. 1 O-Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey; B-Liberation Farm, Oratis & Trackside Farm (KY); T-R Frankel Sold Keeneland September 2001 for $85,000; Earnings now $770,892 (800) 456-3412 www.keeneland.com Consigned by Trackside Farm: Tom Evans, agent; Purchased by Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 2006

BADGE OF SILVER TO DUBAI DUTY FREE Fol- lowing a smart wire-to-wire victory in the GII San Ga- briel H. at Santa Anita Sunday, Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s Badge of Silver (Silver Deputy) will remain in NBC WINS TWO T.V. ECLIPSE AWARDS The training at be pointed toward the $5 million G1 Dubai National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced Duty Free at Nad Al Sheba Mar. 25, reports Daily Rac- yesterday that NBC Sports has been awarded a pair of ing Form. It was thought the six-year-old would stand Eclipse Awards for National Television, one in the ‘Live his first year at stud at his owner’s Ramsey Farm in Racing’ category for its production of the Preakness S., Nicholasville, Kentucky, but a tally over Atlando (Ire) in and a second, in the ‘Features’ category, for its seg- the San Gabriel in his turf debut appears to have put ment on the connections of Afleet Alex that aired on those plans on hold. The Ramseys enjoyed success in Kentucky Derby day. "After a truly amazing year of Dubai last year with Roses in May, winner of the $6- Thoroughbred racing, it is a great honor to win the million G1 Dubai World Cup. 2005 Eclipse Award for Live Television,” said David Michaels, who produced NBC Sports’ Triple Crown G U L F S T R E A M coverage. “Our racing team at NBC puts their heart and H H soul into each telecast. This year's Preakness S. was a race for the ages and it is truly fulfilling to win an Yesterday’s Results: 8th-GPX, $37,000, Alw, NW3X, 4yo/up, 1 1/16mT, Eclipse Award for it. Many thanks go to Joe and Karin 1:39, fm. De Francis at Pimlico for providing the terrific support GO DEPUTY (h, 6, Deputy Minister--Partygoer, by Sec- which allowed us to do our work at the highest level." retariat) returned from an eight-month break to be sixth, Scott Boggins produced the Afleet Alex segment, beaten 2 1/4 lengths, in a Keeneland allowance which focused on the inspiring story of Alexandra Oct. 20. He was an improved second in a nine-furlong “Alex” Scott, the young girl who, before she suc- test at Churchill Nov. 20 and continued his progression cumbed to cancer, began “Alex’s Lemonade Stands” to here as the tepid 7-2 favorite. Well back as they raced raise money to fight pediatric cancer. The 35th Annual around the first turn, the Wertheimer homebred Eclipse Awards will be held on Monday, Jan. 23 at the launched a four-wide rally with three furlongs remain- Regent Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills, California. ing. Putting a nose in front in upper stretch, he put away Ecclesiastic (Pulpit) (4th) and then Sitcom (Danzig) (3rd) and had enough to hold the closing Wa- tershed Event (Charismatic) at bay by 1 1/2 lengths. The winner is a half to Dare and Go (Alydar), MGISW- US, MSW & MGSP-Fr, $1,609,147. Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record: 10-4-3-0, $146,620. O-Wertheimer Farm LLC. B-Wertheimer & Frere (KY). T-Todd A Pletcher. Gulfstream Report cont. p2

STAKES CLOSINGS TODAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5: Taylor Made Farm • www.taylormadefarm.com 01-14 $200,000a San Fernando Breeders’ Cup- II, SA, 4yo, 8.5f (200) 6th-GPX ($32k MSW) Mercurius (Lemon Drop Kid) 01-14 $150,000 San Rafael-II, SA, 3yo, 8f (150) springs the 14-1 upset in his debut. 01-15 $150,000 El Encino-II, SA, 4yo, f, 8.5f (150) 8th-GPX ($37 Alw) Go Deputy (Deputy Minister) 01-16 $150,000 Santa Ynez-II, SA, 3yo, f, 7f (150) rallies strongly under John Velazquez. www.stakesdigestweekly.com

CLOSES TRACK RACE CONDITIONS PURSE RUNS 1/05 SA San Fernando Breeders’ Cup S. (GII) 4YO, 1 1/16m $200,000 1/14 1/11 FGLA Fair Grounds Breeders’ Cup H. 4YO/UP, 1 1/16mT $150,000 1/21 TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 1/5/06 • PAGE 2 of 4

Gulfstream Report cont. 6th-GPX, $32,000, Msw, 3yo, 1 1/16mT, 1:42 1/5, fm. +MERCURIUS (c, 3, Lemon Drop Kid--Danara, by Danzig) looked good in the post parade and was hailing from the always-dangerous Todd Pletcher barn, but was sent to post a 14-1 longshot debuting with Lasix. The Nitenson homebred broke a bit slowly and was 3:48p 8th AQU, $58K, 4yo/up, f, Alw, Opt. Clm. 100K, 1 1/16m allowed to lope along near the back of the pack before TVG SALIC LAW (Deputy Commander) won four of six starts revving up on the far turn. Under Pletcher’s number- last year, including a pair of starts over the inner dirt last two jockey Chris DeCarlo--John Velazquez opted to ride . The Darley representative is making his first start Malakoff (Lemon Drop Kid) for conditioner Brian A. since tiring late to finish fifth in last July’s 11-furlong GII Lynch--Mercurius came charging hard down the middle Bowling Green H. Also lining up for the Big A feature are of the course and got up to best favored Devil’s Byanosejoe (Cherokee Run), winner of the restricted Trippi Preacher (Pulpit) by a neck. Malakoff was third at 7-1. S. at Belmont Oct. 2 and Bahama John (Saint Ballado), who Video, sponsored by Taylor Made. Lifetime Record: returned from an eight-month respite to finish a good third 1-1-0-0, $19,200. to Colita while trying similar conditions over this track Dec. O/B-Sheldon Nitenson (KY). T-Todd A Pletcher. 16. Brisnet.com pps

Bravo Takes Spill at Gulfstream: 1:33p $75,000 Kalookan Queen H., SAX, 4yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f Jockey Joe Bravo was thrown during yesterday’s HRTV RESPLENDENCY (Tale of the Cat), third in her 2005 debut second race when his mount, Bay Marvel, broke down in the seven-panel GI Santa Monica H. and second by a on the far turn. Bravo was taken to Hollywood Memo- nose going a mile in the slop in the GIII Buena Vista H. last rial Hospital suffering from back pain. His agent, Danny February, won her two latest, including the restricted Pine Mellul, said that Bravo was undergoing an MRI to deter- Tree Lane S. over track and trip Oct. 23. The wet track- mine if the rider had sustained a new injury or aggra- loving mare was entered, but scratched out of last week’s vated an old one. Bay Marvel was euthanized. Mean- Monrovia H. when trainer Bob Baffert thought the track while, jockey Jorge Chavez, who went down in a spill would come up dry. Fresh off a crisp work on New Year’s Monday at Calder, will be sidelined from six to eight Eve, she faces stakes winners Royally Chosen (In Excess weeks with a broken collarbone, according to published {Ire}) and stablemate Western Hemisphere (General reports. He will not require surgery. Meeting), both placed at the graded stakes level. Brisnet.com pps A M E R I C A N - B R E D W I N N E R S H H 4:08p 7th SAX, $52K, 4yo/up, f/m, Alw, Opt. Clm. 62.5K, 6.5f IN ITALY: HRTV STERLING CAT (Event of the Year) won both previous Rosa di Monte, f, 3, Lost Soldier. See “European starts for trainer Jeff Bonde, including a three-length tally in Breeders’ Edition.” the state-bred CTBA S. at Del Mar July 23. The $160,000 Barretts October yearling will try to make it three straight for new trainer Kathy Walsh. Also in the mix for this competitive J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J affair is Argentine Group 1 winner Postergada (Arg) Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today... (Equalize) and Brazilian Group 3 heroine Notre Dame (Brz) (Royal Academy). Brisnet.com pps

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H E A S T H

Wagering Tops $1.3 Billion at NJSEA Tracks: Combined wagering at Monmouth Park and the Meadowlands, tracks operated by the New Jersey H F R A N C E H Sports & Exposition Authority, exceeded over $1.3 billion in 2005. A total of $1.345 billion was wagered, Yesterday’s Results: which includes on-track wagering as well as the PRIX MISS SATAMIXA-Listed, i47,000, Deauville, 1-4, amount handled at other sites on the two tracks’ races. 4yo/up, f/m, 7½f (AWT), 1:28.10, st. The Meadowlands, which operates year-round with 1--#TOGETHER (FR), 123, m, 6, Valanour (Ire)-- both Standardbred and Thoroughbred racing, was once Toomixa (Fr), by Linamix (Fr). (FF30,000 yrl ‘01 again the highest-grossing pari-mutuel track in North DEAOCT). O/T-Carolle Scemama-Vergne; B-SCA la America. The East Rutherford oval handled a total of Perrrigne & Mme D Sepulchre; J-Sebastien Maillot; $485 million on its live racing and simulcast signals. i23,500. Lifetime Record: GSP-Fr, 29 starts, 3 wins, 14 places, i116,900. 2-- Green (Fr), 123, m, 5, Green Tune--Love for H CENTRAL H Ever (Fr), by Kaldoun (Fr). i9,400. 3--Pout (Ire), 123, f, 4, Namid (GB)--Symphony (Ire), by Stallion Open House at Lane's End Cyrano de Bergerac (Ire). i7,050. Lane’s End will host a stallion open house Saturday, Margins: 2HF, 3/4, SHD. Odds: 7.80, 8.60, 36.00. Jan. 7 and Sunday, Jan. 8 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Also Ran: Mount Eliza (Ire), Priere (GB), Open Way (Ire), Lane’s End Stallion Complex on Midway Road in Ver- Princesse Jasmine (Fr), Palmotia (Fr), Ozone Bere (Fr), sailles, Kentucky. Visitors are invited to stop in to in- Celere (Fr). Also Ran (not classified): Narcisse du Rheu spect any of the stallions, including new additions Saint (Fr), Fabulous Smile (Bel), Blue Crest (Fr), Norwegian Liam, Rock Hard Ten, Wando and Mingun. No appoint- Pride (Fr), Queen’s Conquer (GB), Fidelity (Swe). ment is necessary. Together finished runner-up in the G3 Prix de Cabourg on the turf course here as a juvenile, but had remained on the fringes of stakes class since, doing her best work when runner-up in this contest 12 months SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT ago. Settled in rear throughout the early exchanges, she unleashed a turn of acceleration in the stretch to Stakes/First-time Starters to Watch: Thursday, Jan. 5 cut down Pout with 100 yards remaining and rush to a Sire (Sire’s Sire), Farm, 2002 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/SW commanding success. Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) APTITUDE (A.P. Indy), Juddmonte, $25K, 188/11/0 11-LAD, Msw, 1 1/16m, Mister Attitude, 15-1 5-LAD, Msw, 6f, +Wind Beneath Me, $32K KEE SEP yrl, 9-2 BLACK MINNALOUSHE (Storm Cat), Ashford, $15K, 163/17/1 3-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Black Bottom, $11K OBS JUN 2yo, 12-1 JEUNE DIES Australian champion Jeune (GB) 3-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, Black N Gold, $7K OBS JUN 2yo, 3-1 (Kalaglow {Ire}--Youthful {Fr}, by Green Dancer) died of CITY ZIP (Carson City), Lane's End, $8K, 118/20/2 heart failure yesterday at Collingrove Stud. The 16- 4-AQU, Msw, 6f, Zip City Dancer, $22K EAS SEP yrl year-old stallion won the 1994 G1 Melbourne Cup and 4-AQU, Msw, 6f, Solid Gold Victory was named Australia’s Horse of the Year in 1995. He is PRIME TIMBER (Sultry Song), Sez Who, $5K, 93/12/1 the sire of Group 1 winners True Steel (Aus) and Mum- 4-AQU, Msw, 6f, Shining Wood, $19K OBS JUN 2yo SHANAWI (IRE) (Caerleon), Stonebridge, $5K, 25/1/0 mify (Aus), as well as group winners Jameela (Aus), 5-CT, Msw, 4 1/2f, +Sum One's Secret, 10-1 Lolita Star (Aus), On a Jeune (Aus), Jeune’s Mark (Aus) and Party Boy (Aus). From 212 winners and 30 stakes All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, horses, Jeune’s progeny have earned over A$14.2 unless otherwise indicated million. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 1/5/06 • PAGE 4 of 4

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ALLOWANCE RESULTS: CONDITIONS RESULTS: 10th-SUN, $34,500, 1-3, NW23MX, 4yo/up, 6 1/2f, ITALY, Rome, 2.40, 1-4, i9,000, 3yo, 1m (AWT), 1:17, ft. 1:38.90, st. BOOTS ARE WALKING (g, 5, Storm Boot--Miss Repre- ROSA DI MONTE (f, 3, Lost Soldier--Perfect Launch, by sented, by Sovereign Dancer) Lifetime Record: SP, Relaunch) Lifetime Record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 1 place, 25-6-6-9, $169,450. O-J Kirk & Judy Robison. B-John i11,645. O-Scuderia Razza dell’Olmo; B-John Franks; J Greely IV, C Beau Greely & Philip Houchens (KY). T-Riccardo Menichetti. *$3,500 yrl ‘04 FTKOCT. T-Steven M Asmussen. *$95,000 yrl '02 KEESEP. ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: 9th-PHA, $25,200, NW1X, 3yo, 8.5f, 1:48 1/5, gd. Welsh Dragon (GB), c, 3, Cape Cross (Ire)--Blorenge CHASE THE LINE (g, 3, Line in the Sand-- (GB), by Prince Sabo (GB). Lingfield, Britain, 1-4, Hcp, Chasmanhattan {SP}, by Space Cup) Lifetime Record: 3yo, 7f (AWT). B-Usk Valley Stud. *21,000gns yrl 6-2-1-1, $42,063. O-Plumstead Stables. B-Roberta ‘04 DONSEP. Seeger (PA). T-Robert J Seeger. Super Frank (Ire), c, 3, Cape Cross (Ire)--Lady Joshua (Ire), by Royal Academy. Lingfield, Britain, 1-4, Hcp, 10th-PHA, $21,577, NW1X, 4yo/up, f/m, 6 1/2f, 3yo, 7f (AWT). B-A Butler. *Full to Privy Seal (Ire), 1:17 2/5, gd. SW-Eng & Ire, G1SP-Ity, MGSP-Eng, $390,552. ANGELS AND SAINTS (m, 5, Perfecting--Pequena, by **42,000gns yrl ‘04 TATOCT. Slew City Slew) Lifetime Record: 39-7-6-7, $70,535. Le Cres (Fr), c, 3, Fly to the Stars (GB)--Lady Flasheart O-Academia Stables. B-F Hopkins (MD). T-J Gallegos. (Fr), by Wolfhound. Deauville, France, 1-4, Mdn, 3yo, 6½f (AWT). B-Alex & Ant Gouin.

i ON THE WORKTAB i q TRACK OPENING q GULFSTREAM - Hallandale, FL CALDER Opens: Wednesday, Jan. 4 In Summation (Put It Back), 4f, :50.20, 3/5 Closes: Sunday, Apr. 23 GULFSTREAM Racing Days: Wednesday through Monday Judiths Wild Rush (Wild Rush), 4f, :48.20, 12/27 Stakes Schedule: 46 stakes worth $8,045,000 Laity (Pulpit), 5f, 1:01.00, 9/14 Highlights: Sunshine Millions-Jan. 28 ! Aristocrat (Awesome Again), 6f, 1:15.00, 2/4 $500,000 GI Donn H.-Feb. 4 $150,000 GII Saint Daimon (Saint Ballado), 7f, •1:25.80, 1/1 ! Davona Dale S.-Feb. 4 ! $150,000 GII HOLLYWOOD PARK Hutcheson S.-Feb. 4 ! $150,000 GIII Holy Bull Sex Machine (Aus) (Shagny), 4f, :47.20, 2/15 S.-Feb. 4 $250,000 GI Gulfstream Park High Limit (Maria’s Mon), 5f, :59.60, 4/27 ! Breeders’ Cup H.-Feb. 25 ! $300,000 GII OAKLAWN PARK Fountain of Youth S.-Mar. 4 ! $300,000 GII Greater Good (Intidab), 5f, 1:01.40, 4/38 Gulfstream Park H.-Mar. 4 ! $150,000 GIII PALM MEADOWS Swale S.-Mar. 4 ! $200,000 GII Richter Scale Love of Money (Not For Love), 4f, :39.80, 8/8 Breeders’ Cup Sprint H.-Mar. 4 ! $150,000 GII Path of Thunder (Thunder Gulch), 4fT, :51.60, 7/13 Bonnie Miss S.-Mar. 5 ! $150,000 GII Whale (Elusive Quality), 5fT, •1:02.40, 1/13 Stonerside Forward Gal S.-Mar. 5 ! $200,000 SANTA ANITA GII Rampart H.-Mar. 25 ! $1 million GI Florida Greeley's Galaxy (Mr. Greeley), 4f, :49.00, 5/9 Derby-Apr. 1 Buckland Manor (Bien Bien), 4f, •:50.40, 1/2 Website: www.gulfstreampark.com Stakes closings at your fingertips! Now on the web at stakesdigestweekly.com Closings of upcoming THURSDAY, stakes races of JANUARY 5, 2006

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NATIONAL: NATIONAL: 01-07 400 New Orleans H.-II, FG, 4/up, 9f (200), CLOSED 01-21 200 Fair Grounds BC H.-III, FG, 4/up, 8.5fT (200), 01-11 01-07 150 San Pasqual H.-II, SA, 4/up, 8.5f (150), CLSD 01-22 150 San Marcos-II, SA, 4/up, 10fT (150), 01-12 01-14 200 San Fernando BC-II, SA, 4yo, 8.5f (200), 1-05 01-28 500 Sunshine Millions Turf, GP, R, 4/up, 9fT (500), 01-14 01-28 1000 Sunshine Millions Classic, SA, R, 4/up, 9f (500), 1-14 02-25 250 GP Breeders' Cup H.-I, GP, 11.5fT (250), 02-15 02-04 500 Donn H.-I, GP, 9f (500), 01-25 02-26 150 San Luis Obispo H.-II, SA, 4/up, 12fT (150), 2-16 02-04 300 Strub-II, SA, 4yo, 9f (300), 01-26 03-04 a527 Futurity (AMC)-G1, Cau, 8fT (0), 01-11 02-05 250 San Antonio H.-II, SA, 4/up, 9f (250), 01-26 03-04 300 F.E. Kilroe Mile H.-I, SA, 4/up, 8fT (300), 02-18 02-18 75 John B Campbell H., Lrl, 9f (0), 02-09 03-25 5000 Dubai Duty Free (AMC)-G1, Nad, 1777mT (0), 01-11 03-04 300 Gulfstream Park H.-II, GP, 9.5f (300), 02-22 03-25 5000 Dubai Sheema Classic-G1, Nad, 2400mT (0), 01-11 03-04 1000 Santa Anita H.-I, SA, 4/up, 10f (300), 02-18 03-25 200 San Luis Rey H.-II, SA, 4/up, 12fT (200), 03-16 03-12 150 Razorback BC H.-III, OP, 4/up, 8.5f (0), 03-03 04-01 150 Pan American H.-II, GP, 12fT (150), 03-22 03-25 6000 Dubai World Cup-G1, Nad, 2000m (0), 01-11 04-08 200 John B Connally BC Turf-III, Hou, 9fT (0), 03-29 03-25 1000 Godolphin Mile-G2, Nad, 1600m (0), 01-11 04-23 250 San Juan Capistrano-II, SA, 4/up, a14fT INV 04-01 200a Excelsior BC H.-III, Aqu, 9f (100), 03-18 04-23 1800 Audemars Piguet QE II Cup-G1, ST, 2000mT (0), 03-01 04-01 100 Skip Away H.-III, GP, 9f (100), 03-22 05-07 a1025 Champions Mile (AMC), ST, 1600mT (0), 01-11 04-12 100 Fifth Season-III, OP, 4/up, 8.5f (0), 04-01 06-04 a1867 Yasuda Kinen (AMC)-G1, Tok, 1600mT (0), 01-11

EAST: EAST: 01-07 100 Hal's Hope H.-III, GP, 9f (100), CLOSED 01-08 75 Fort Lauderdale, GP, 8.5fT (25), CLSD 01-14 60 Native Dancer, Lrl, 4/up, 8f (0), CLOSED 01-29 100 Mac Diarmida H.-III, GP, 11fT (100), 01-18 01-21 100a Aqueduct H.-III, Aqu, 8.5f (100), 01-07 02-11 100 Appleton H.-III, GP, 8fT (100), 02-01 02-25 125 Tampa Bay BC, Tam, 4/up, 8.5fT (50), 02-11 MIDWEST: 03-11 100 Canadian Turf H., GP, 8.5fT (100), 03-01 01-21 100 Maxxam Gold Cup, Hou, 4/up, 9f (0), 01-11 MIDWEST: 02-11 100 Essex H.-III, OP, 4/up, 8.5f (0), 02-03 01-08 75 Dixie Poker Ace, FG, , 4up, a8fT (50), CLOSED 02-18 50 Dust Commander, TP, 4yo/up, 8f (0), 02-08 S 02-04 40 Jersey Village, Hou, S, 4/up, 8.5fT (0), 01-25 WEST: WEST: 01-07 50 Winsham Lad H., Sun, 8f (150), CLOSED 02-08 75a Thunder Road H., SA, 4/up, 8fT (50), 02-02 02-18 125 NM State University, Sun, S, 4/up, 8f (250), 02-11 03-12 75a Santana Mile, SA, 4/up, 8f (50), 03-02 FOREIGN: 02-26 a1188 Nakayama Kinen, Nak, 4/up, 9fT (0), 01-17 03-04 a754 Ocean-G3, Nak, 4/up, 6fT (0), 01-17 MOVING ??? 03-05 a797 Chukyo Kinen-G3, Cko, 4/up, 10fT (0), 01-17 For just a day or forever... 03-11 a438 Osaka Jo, Hsn, 4/up, 10fT (0), 01-31 Call us with your new fax number. Overnight stakes races (732) 747-8060 appear in italics. Nominations close Thursday, January 5 SAN FERNANDO BC S.-GII - $200,000, 4-year-olds, 1 1/16 miles, to be run January 14 Contact Rick Hammerle SAN RAFAEL S.-GII - $150,000, 3-year-olds, 1 mile, to be run January 14 Phone 800-235-2128 E-mail your nominations to EL ENCINO S.-GII - $150,000, 4yo, fillies, 1 1/16 miles, to be run January 15 [email protected] SANTA YNEZ S.-GII - $150,000, 3-year-old, fillies, 7 furlongs, to be run January 16 05Jan06 SDW Page 2

3/up, dirt, sprint 03-04 300 Fountain of Youth-II, GP, 9f (300), 02-22 NATIONAL: 03-04 200 Santa Catalina-II, SA, 8.5f (200), 02-23 01-14 250 Kenner BC H., FG, 4/up, 6f (200), CLOSED 03-18 300 Rebel-III, OP, 8.5f (300), 02-10 01-21 150g Palos Verdes H-II, SA, 4/up, 6f (150), 01-12 03-18 250 San Felipe-II, SA, 8.5f (250), 03-09 01-28 300 Sunshine Millions Sprint, GP, R, 6f (500), 1-14 03-18 200 Gotham-III, Aqu, 8.5f (200), 03-04 02-18 150 San Carlos H.-II, SA, 4/up, 7f (150), 02-09 03-25 500 Lane's End-II, TP, 9f (300), 02-22 02-20 225 General George H-II, Lrl, 7f (50), 02-09 03-25 2000 UAE Derby-G2, Nad, 1800m (0), 01-11 03-04 200 Richter Scale BC Sprint H.-II, GP, 7f (200), 2-22 04-01 1000 Florida Derby-I, GP, 9f (2500), 03-22 03-25 2000 Dubai Golden Shaheen-G1, Nad, 1200m (0), 01-11 04-08 750 Santa Anita Derby-I, SA, 9f (2500), 03-25 04-02 200 Potrero Grande BC H-II, SA, 4/up, 6.5f (200), 03-23 04-08 750 Wood Memorial-I, Aqu, 9f (750), 03-25 04-08 300 Carter H.-I, Aqu, 7f (300), 03-25 04-15 1000 Arkansas Derby-II, OP, 9f (300), 02-10 04-13 150 Count Sprint H.-III, OP, 6f (100), 04-01 04-29 150 Withers-III, Aqu, 8f (150), 04-15 EAST: 05-06 2000g Kentucky Derby-I, CD, 10f (600), 01-28 01-07 100 Mr. Prospector H.-III, GP, 6f (100), CLOSED 05-20 1000 Preakness-I, Pim, 9.5f (600), 01-28 01-08 60a Brutally Frank, Aqu, 4/up, 6f (0), 01-04 06-10 1000 Belmont-I, Bel, 12f (600), 01-28 01-14 60 Pelican, Tam, 4/up, 6f (50), CLOSED EAST: 01-16 60 Fire Plug, Lrl, 4/up, 6f (0), CLOSED 01-07 65a , Aqu, 1m70yds (65), CLOSED 01-28 65a Paumonok H., Aqu, 6f (65), 01-14 01-07 125 Aventura, GP, 8f (125), CLOSED 02-05 100 Deputy Minister H.-III, GP, 6f (100), 01-26 02-04 50 Miracle Wood, Lrl, 8f (0), 01-26 02-11 60 Super, Tam, 4/up, 7f (50), 01-28 02-11 65a Whirlaway, Aqu, 8.5f (65), 01-28 02-19 65a Hollie Hughes H., Aqu, S, 6f (65), 02-04 02-18 125 Sam F. Davis, Tam, 8.5f (50), 02-04 03-11 100a Toboggan H.-III, Aqu, 6f (100), 02-25 08-23 100a Albany, Sar, S, 9f (100), 08-12 MIDWEST: 01-28 50 Forego, TP, 4/up, 6.5f (0), 01-18 MIDWEST: 02-04 50 King Cotton, OP, 4/up, 6f (0), 01-27 01-21 100 Crescent City Derby, FG, S, 8.5f (100), 01-11 WEST: 02-04 50 WEBN, TP, 8f (0), 01-25 01-14 60a San Carlos H., BM, 4/up, 6f (50), 01-08 02-18 125 Jim's Orbit, Hou, 8f (0), 02-01 01-28 50 Budweiser H., Sun, 5f (150), 01-21 03-04 100 John Battaglia Mem'l, TP, 8.5f (100), 02-22 3/up, turf, sprint WEST: NATIONAL: 01-29 250 El Camino Real Derby-III, BM, 8.5f (250), 01-19 02-04 500 Lightning (GSC)-G1, Fle, 2/up, 5fT (330), 01-30 02-26 100 Borderland Derby, Sun, 8.5f (200), 02-18 02-18 700 Australia (GSC)-G1, MV, 6fT (330), 02-13 04-01 600 WinStar Derby, Sun, 8.5f (5000), 02-15 06-20 a360 King's Stand (GSC)-G2, Asc, 5fT (a900), 5-03 06-24 a620 Golden Jubilee (GSC)-G1, Asc, 6fT (a1500), 04-26 3 yo, turf, route 09-10 a1100 Centaur (GSC), Cko, 6fT (0), 08-01 EAST: 10-01 a1740 Sprinters (GSC)-G1, Nak, 1200mT (0), 08-15 02-12 60 Hallandale Beach, GP, 8.5fT (25), 02-02 12-10 1287 CX Hong Kong Sprint (GSC)-G1, ST, 5fT (0), 10-01 03-12 100 Palm Beach-III, GP, 9fT (100), 03-01 WEST: MIDWEST: 02-19 75a Daytona H., SA, 4up, a6.5fT (50), 02-09 01-22 75 Black Gold, FG, a8fT (75), 01-11 02-19 125a Sensational Star H., SA, S&R, 4up, a6.5fT (125), 2-09 FOREIGN: 02-26 a754 Hankyu Hai-G3, Hsn, 4/up, 7fT (0), 01-17 KEY: Race Date, Purse, Name, Grade, Track, S=State-bred, R=Restricted, Distance (T=turf), Nomination Fee, Closing Date 3 yo, dirt, route ALL FEES FOR CANADIAN RACES ARE GIVEN IN NATIONAL: CANADIAN DOLLARS TRIPLE CROWN NOMINATIONS (600), 01-28 01-14 250 Risen Star-III, FG, 8.5f (200), CLOSED STAKES DIGEST WEEKLY Copyright 2005 MediaVista 01-14 150 San Rafael-II, SA, 8f (150), 01-05 The information contained in this publication is believed to be 02-04 150 Holy Bull-III, GP, 9f (150), 01-25 accurate at the time of publication. However, MediaVista shall not 02-04 100a Sham-III, SA, R, 9f (100), 01-26 be responsible for any errors appearing herein. 02-20 250 Southwest, OP, 8f (300), 02-10 JOIN US FOR CLOSING WEEKEND STAKES $200,000 GIII Fair Grounds BC H. ! $100,000 Crescent City Derby* $100,000 Crescent City Oaks* ! $75,000 Black Gold S. All races close Wednesday, January 11, 2006. (*–La. Breds) Phone: (800) 551-2361 Click here for the entire Fair Grounds stakes schedule. 05Jan06 SDW Page 3

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NATIONAL: NATIONAL: 01-28 250 Sunshine Millions Dash, SA, R, 6f (500), 01-14 01-08 150g San Gorgonio H.-II, SA, 4/up, 9fT (150), CLSD 02-04 150 Hutcheson-II, GP, 7.5f (150), 01-25 01-14 250 Bayou BC H.-III, FG, 4/up, 8.5fT (200), CLOSED 02-12 150 San Vicente-II, SA, 7f (150), 02-02 01-28 500 Sunshine Millions F/M Turf, SA, R, 4/up, 9fT (500), 1-14 03-04 150 Swale-II, GP, 7f (150), 02-22 02-04 100 Suwannee River H.-III, GP, 9fT (100), 01-25 04-08 150 Bay Shore-III, Aqu, 7f (150), 03-25 02-20 150 Buena Vista H-II, SA, 4/up, 8fT (150), 02-09 EAST: 03-04 100 Honey Fox H.-III, GP, 8.5fT (100), 02-22 01-16 65a Jimmy Winkfield, Aqu, 6f (65), CLOSED 03-04 100 The Very One H.-III, GP, 11.5fT (100), 02-22 01-28 75 Pasco, Tam, 7f (50), 01-14 03-26 150 Santa Ana H.-II, SA, 4/up, 9fT (150), 03-16 02-18 65a Fred Cappy Capossela, Aqu, 6f (65), 02-04 04-01 150 Orchid H.-II, GP, 12fT (150), 03-22 04-23 100 NY Stallion-Tms Sq., Aqu, S, 7f (n/a), 04-23 04-22 200 Santa Barbara H.-II, SA, 4/up, 10fT (200), 4-13 MIDWEST: EAST: 01-07 50 Turfway Prevue, TP, 6.5f (0), CLOSED 01-14 75 Marshua's River, GP, 8.5fT (25), 01-05 01-20 50 Dixieland, OP, 5.5f (0), 01-16 02-18 125 Endeavour BC, Tam, 4/up, 8.5fT (100), 02-04 WEST: MIDWEST: 01-08 75a San Miguel, SA, 6f (50), CLOSED 01-07 50 Red Camelia H., FG, S, 4/up, a8fT (TBA), CLSD 01-14 125 Pepsi Cola H., Sun, S, 6f (250), 01-07 02-11 40 Tomball, Hou, S, 4/up, 8.5fT (0), 02-01 WEST: 3 yo, turf, sprint 01-28 100 Brown Bess H., GG, 4/up, 8.5fT (100), 01-14 02-04 75 Foster City, BM, 4/up, 8f (75), 01-26 WEST: 02-25 100a Pro or Con H., SA, S, 4/up, 8fT (100), 02-16 03-04 100a Baldwin-III, SA, a6.5fT (100), 02-23 FOREIGN: 03-12 a726 Nakayama Himba, Nak, 4/up, 9fT (0), 01-31 ILLIES ARES 3/up, f/m, dirt, sprint F & M NATIONAL: 01-28 300 Sunshine Millions F/M Sprint, SA, R, 4/up, 6f (500), 1-14 3/up, f/m, dirt, route 02-18 225 Barbara Fritchie H.-II, Lrl, 7f (50), 02-09 03-18 200 Shirley Jones BC H.-II, GP, 7f (100), 03-08 03-25 150a Distaff BC H.-II, Aqu, 7f (100), 03-11 NATIONAL: 04-22 150a Bed O' Roses BC H.-II, Aqu, 7f (100), 04-08 01-15 150 El Encino-II, SA, 4yo, 8.5f (150), 01-05 EAST: 01-28 500 Sunshine Millions Distaff, GP, R, 4/up, 9f (500), 1-14 01-16 60a Dixie Flag, Aqu, R, 4/up, 6f (0), 01-12 02-11 250 Santa Maria H.-I, SA, 4/up, 8.5f (250), 02-02 01-21 60 What A Summer, Lrl, 4/up, 6f (0), 01-12 02-12 200 La Canada-II, SA, 4yo, 9f (200), 02-02 01-21 100 First Lady H.-III, GP, 6f (100), 01-11 03-11 300 Santa Margarita H.-I, SA, 4/up, 9f INV 02-04 65a Correction H., Aqu, 6f (65), 01-21 03-11 175 Azeri BC-III, OP, 8.5f (0), 03-03 02-04 60 Manatee, Tam, 4/up, 7f (50), 01-21 03-25 200 Rampart H.-II, GP, 9f (200), 03-15 02-18 100 Hurricane Bertie H.-III, GP, 6.5f (100), 02-08 04-08 500 Apple Blossom H.-I, OP, 4/up, 8.5f (200), 03-25 EAST: 03-12 65a Broadway H., Aqu, S, 6f (65), 02-25 01-14 65a Affectionately H., Aqu, 8.5f (65), CLOSED MIDWEST: 01-07 60 Pan Zareta, FG, 4/up, 6f (0), CLOSED 01-15 60a Summer Colony, Aqu, R, 4yo, 8f (0), 01-11 01-28 60 Nellie Morse, Lrl, 4/up, 8f (0), 01-20 01-14 50 Wishing Well, TP, 4yo/up, 6f (0), 01-04 02-18 100 Sabin H.-III, GP, 9f (100), 02-08 01-21 50 American Beauty, OP, 4/up, 6f (0), 01-16 MIDWEST: WEST: 01-21 40 Sam Houston Distaff, Hou, 4/up, 8.5f (0), 01-11 01-05 75a Kalookan Queen H., SA, 4/up, 6.5f (50), CLSD 02-11 50 Likely Exchange, TP, 4/up, 8f (0), 02-01 01-07 60a Soviet H., BM, 4/up, 6f (50), CLOSED 02-18 50 Pippin, OP, 4/up, 8.5f (0), 02-10 02-04 50 Curribot H., Sun, 8.5f (150), 01-28 WEST: 02-19 50 Czaria H., Sun, 6f (150), 02-11 01-13 75a Paseana H., SA, 4/up, 8.5f (50), 01-05 02-25 100a Las Flores H-III, SA, 4/up, 6f (100), 02-16 SUNSHINE MILLIONS® Regular Nomination Closing $500 due Saturday, January 14, 2006 $3.6 Million in Purses — Gulfstream Park & Santa Anita Park To be run Saturday, January 28, 2006 Call Rick Hammerle, Racing, Santa Anita Park at 626-574-6473 or David Bailey, Racing Secretary, Gulfstream Park at 954-457-6260 05Jan06 SDW Page 4

3/up, f/m, turf, sprint EAST: WEST: 01-21 60 Gasparilla, Tam, 7f (50), 01-07 01-29 75a Wishing Well H., SA, 4/up, 6.5fT (50), 01-19 02-20 65a Dearly Precious, Aqu, 6f (65), 02-04 3yo fillies, dirt, route 04-23 100 NY Stallion-Pk. Ave, Aqu, S, 7f (n/a), 04-23 NATIONAL: MIDWEST: 01-14 250 Silverbulletday-III, FG, 8.5f (200), CLOSED 01-21 50 Cincinnati Trophy, TP, 6.5f (0), 01-11 02-04 150 Davona Dale-II, GP, 8.5f (150), 01-25 01-22 50 Battler Star, FG, S, 6f (50), 01-11 02-11 250 Las Virgenes-I, SA, 8f (250), 02-02 01-28 50 Dixie Belle, OP, 6f (0), 01-20 03-05 150 Bonnie Miss-II, GP, 9f (150), 02-23 WEST: 03-12 300 Santa Anita Oaks-I, SA, 8.5f (300), 03-02 01-21 125 La Senora H., Sun, S, 6f (250), 01-14 03-25 150 Bourbonette BC-III, TP, 8f (100), 03-15 02-11 50 El Paso Times H., Sun, 6.5f (150), 02-04 04-14 250 Fantasy-II, OP, 8.5f (100), 03-25 04-15 150 Comely-II, Aqu, 8f (150), 04-01 3yo fillies, turf, sprint EAST: 01-15 65a Busanda, Aqu, 1m70yds (65), CLOSED WEST: 02-11 50 Wide Country, Lrl, 8f (0), 02-02 03-05 100a La Habra, SA, a6.5fT (100), 02-23 02-18 60 Suncoast, Tam, 8.5f (50), 02-04 MIDWEST: 02-18 125 Two Altazano, Hou, 8f (0), 02-01 ATTENTION 02-19 50 Martha Washington, OP, 8f (0), 02-10 WEST: TDN 01-07 100a Santa Ysabel-III, SA, 8.5f (100), CLOSED 01-21 75 Burlingame, BM, 8f (75), 01-12 SUBSCRIBERS! 3yo fillies, turf, route It’s foaling season once EAST: again, and as always, 02-19 60 Gaily Gaily, GP, 8.5fT (25), 02-09 the Thoroughbred Daily News looks MIDWEST: 01-15 75 Bedanken, FG, a8fT (75), 01-04 forward to publishing “birth 01-22 100 Crescent City Oaks, FG, 8.5fT (100), 01-11 announcements” for your new foals out of WEST: STAKES WINNING and/or STAKES 03-12 75a China Doll, SA, 8fT (50), 03-02 3yo fillies, dirt, sprint PRODUCING MARES. NATIONAL: To see your foaling news in print, 01-16 150 Santa Ynez-II, SA, 7f (150), 01-05 please fax us at (732) 747-8955 or email at 01-28 250 Sunshine Millions Oaks, GP, R, 6f (500), 01-14 02-04 100 Old Hat-III, GP, 6.5f (100), 01-25 [email protected] 03-05 150 Stonerside Forward Gal-II, GP, 7f (150), 02-23 with the following information: 03-18 100a Cicada-III, Aqu, 6f (100), 03-04

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